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See. Karnak Visit the forest of 134 hieroglyph-covered columns. Luxor Temple Walk to this temple at dusk for a memorable experience. Tomb of Seti I Splurge to see star-painted ceilings and vivid funerary art. Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) Explore the world's largest collection of ancient Egyptian artifacts.
Eat. fuul↗ Try this street food favorite of stewed fava beans. ta'amiyya↗ Sample the Egyptian version of falafel, a street food staple. kushari↗ Dig into this hearty dish of rice, pasta, and lentils. Big Belly Supper Club Experience community dining led by independent female chefs.
Stay. Marriott Mena House, Cairo A top-rated hotel in Cairo, offering excellent accommodations. The Nile Ritz-Carlton, Cairo Stay at this highly-rated hotel in the heart of Cairo.

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